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Several Western European countries are shifting back to traditional teaching methods, emphasizing handwriting and printed materials over digital tools. This change comes amid concerns about the negative effects of excessive screen time on students' concentration and reading skills. Countries like Sweden, Finland, and Norway are investing in printed textbooks and reducing reliance on digital devices in classrooms. By 2028, Swedish schools will primarily use printed materials, while Norway has allocated funds for printed educational resources. The goal is to enhance student focus and engagement in learning activities, addressing distractions from online games and social media.